Question 1
Read the passage: Mia planted tomato seeds in March. She watered them every morning and kept the pots by a sunny window. By May, green shoots stood taller than her ruler. In June she moved the plants outside, and by July red tomatoes hung from the vines. What is this passage mostly about?
Correct Answer:
Mia growing tomatoes from seeds over several months
Question 2
Read the passage: When the power went out, Omar lit a flashlight and read his little sister a story. He kept his voice calm even though the house was dark. After the lights returned, she said, "You made me feel safe." Which detail best supports the idea that Omar was a caring brother?
Correct Answer:
He calmly read a story so his sister would feel safe
Question 3
Read the passage: Beavers build dams from sticks, mud, and stones. The dams slow a stream and create a pond. In the pond, beavers make a lodge with an underwater entrance. The lodge keeps them warm and safe from many predators. According to the passage, why do beavers build dams?
Correct Answer:
To slow a stream and create a pond for their lodge
Question 4
Read the passage: Lila wanted to join the robotics club, but she had never built a robot. At first she sat in the back and watched. After three meetings she asked a partner to show her how to attach a sensor. By the science fair, her team’s robot could follow a black line on the floor. What happens last in the passage?
Correct Answer:
Lila’s team robot follows a line at the science fair
Question 5
Read the passage: Every fall, monarch butterflies travel thousands of miles to warmer places. Scientists tag butterflies to learn their paths. Parks plant milkweed because monarch caterpillars eat only that plant. Without milkweed, fewer monarchs can grow and continue the journey. What is the main idea of this passage?
Correct Answer:
Monarchs need help and habitat, especially milkweed, to complete their long migration
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